The age of artificial intelligence has only just begun, and the next tech revolution is right around the corner: quantum computing. Discover why it is worthwhile for companies to look at specific applications and the impact on their business.
Unstructured data – i.e., text, videos, images, social media posts, and more – makes up the bulk of the world’s data, with 80-90% of all data falling into this category. As such, it represents a virtual gold mine of insights, just hiding and waiting to give savvy businesses a leg up on the competition.
Since the discovery of LLMJacking by the Sysdig Threat Research Team (TRT) in May 2024, this threat vector has evolved rapidly. Just as large language models (LLMs) are constantly improving and finding new applications, cybercriminals are also adapting and using new ways to gain unauthorized access to these powerful systems.
Quantum computers will fundamentally change the way we look at humanity's most complex problems. They promise new insights, from materials science to medicine and climate research. However, this future technology is also challenging established standards in cyber security.
What was the guarantee of success for modern companies for almost decades is increasingly becoming a buzzword: agility or agile working. This article aims to explain where this swan song comes from and why we haven't even moved away from the dregs of agile transformation. And why there is still no way back.
Everyone has heard or read about them, and some people may even have fallen for them: Deepfakes are increasingly blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction and pose a significant threat to the reliability of our digital identity.
The Russian hacker group ATP28 has attacked a US company using a new technique called "Nearest Neighbor Attack" and gained remote access to its Wi-Fi network.
Several security breaches were observed at companies from different industries in which firewall devices from Palo Alto Network were involved.
Ulrich Parthier, Publisher of it security, spoke with John Kindervag, Chief Evangelist at Illumio and Founder of Zero Trust, about Zero Trust and its role in the face of current cyber threats.
Mandiant has published new research on the mass exploitation of the zero-day vulnerability CVE-2024-47575 in FortiManager appliances.
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